AAP gets ED notice over money laundering case, calls it political witch hunt
Op IndiaThe Aam Aadmi Party has been served a notice by the Enforcement Directorate in connection with the case that involved seeking donations from shell companies. AAP spokesperson Raghav Chadha took a dig at the government, stating that Delhi’s ruling party has received a notice by “Modi government’s favourite agency—Enforcement Directorate”. I will address an important press conference today, 1.30 pm at AAP Headquarters in Delhi – to expose the political witch hunt of AAP by a rattled BJP,” Chadha tweeted. I will address an important press conference today, 130pm at AAP Headquarters in Delhi – to expose the political witch hunt of AAP by a rattled BJP. — Raghav Chadha September 13, 2021 Aam Aadmi Party receives Rs 2 crores from shell companies, police arrests accused The case pertains to April 2014 when the Aam Aadmi Party had received donations through 4 fake companies.